Organizations

dancers get to the stadium about 8:00 a.m., and run through their routines four or five times with the band. After that, as the saying goes, the show must go on.

Multiply all those hours of practice by the number of home football games, one or two basketball games, an occasional awaygame and other appearances, and that's quite a healthy chunk of time that each dancer spends on her feet.

However, the hours invested in each show don't tell the whole story of what it takes to be a RedStepper. Only about 38 of the 200 dancers that try out every year get a chance to put in that many hours every week.

Two auditions are held each year, one in the spring for the campus, and one in the late summer for in-coming freshmen. The girls are taught a basic routine, then the selection process begins.

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hree rows of dancers take their places on the empty gym floor. They assume their stances and wait quietly. then the music begins.

One, Two, Three, Four.

One, Two, Three, Four.

Step, Two, Three, Four.

Step, Two, Three, Four.

Pivot, Step, Pivot, Step, KICK! .

One dancer in the front row turns the wrong way; another in the back row can't remember what comes next. And then the music stops. "OK, you guys," says one of the co-captains, "it's 'Pivot, Step, Pivot, Step, then KICK,' just like we did at the beginning of the year. Let's try it again."

And the music begins again.

This is how the I.U. RedSteppers spend about 10 hours a week during the football season: practicing. That's two hours a day, five days a week, plus some extra time on the field Saturdays before a game. All this for a routine that lasts only a few minutes. But even the 10 hours the girls spend practicing every week are only a small part of the work that goes into every dance.

The work actually begins with Karen Bailey, a professional dancer and the group's choreographer, and Wilber England, director of bands.

Bailey often visits off-Broadway shows to pick up steps and music that could be incorporated into new routines. She and England then toss ideas around in order to select the music that will be sent to an arranger. When the completed arrangement returns, it is then sent to a copiest. And hold on, that's not all. When the score returns from the copiest, it is distributed to the band, and then parts of it are recorded for Bailey to use in teaching the new routine.

Now the daily practices for the girls come in. England says that Bailey works on perfecting the routine up until about the third day of the week of a show, and sometimes even makes small, final adjustments the day of the game. When Saturday arrives, the

THE RED

The group is narrowed down by faculty judges, once after a first audition, and then again after a second.

However, for many of the dancers, trying out, practicing and performing are just more hours to stack on top of dance experience gained in high school and sometimes even before.

The 30-or-so-odd dancers chosen this year will carry on a tradition that started in 1972 when the first RedSteppers marched onto the field. Every year at homecoming, an alumni group of about 20 former RedSteppers comes back to add a few more hours to their totals by performing with the alumni band.

Soon to be an alumna herself, Kathy Caruthers, a four-year member of the group, says that even after all the performances, she'll never forget her first show. "You walk out onto the field to practice and look up and the stands are all empty. And later in the afternoon when you walk out to perform, you're in total awe; you can't believe the number of people who are watching you perform. But inside, you just have to pretend you don't know."

And then the music begins.

One, Two, Three, Four.

One, Two, Three, Four.

Step, Two, Three, Four.

Step, Two, Three, Four.

And no one turns the wrong way. And everyone remembers what comes next. And the Music goes on.

Sandy Causey

STEPPERS

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of Sport

All-Nighter

Don Furore

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ore than a flame was ignited when the Olympic torch was lit to kick off the Spirit of Sport All-Nighter in Wildermuth Center on February 3. A spirit was sparked that encouraged widespread student support for the Indiana Special Olympics. Students participated in any of dozens of sports events that took place for 24 solid hours.

Since the All-Nighter started nine years ago, it has become the largest fund raiser for the Indiana Special Olympics. This year the All-Nighter exceeded all of the S.O.S. Committee's past fundraising accomplishments by raising over $ 14,000. The money is raised by entry fees from tournament participation, campus-wide Miss-A-Meals, and by community business and citizen support.

For 24 hours, students from every corner of the campus came to test their skill at shooting free throws, bouncing on the trampoline in the bounce-a-thon or getting a group of friends involved in the volleyball tournament.

The All-Nighter offers something for everyone, whether it's watching or participating in the events, or whether it's for sheer fun or a chance to prove one's athletic ability.

If you shy away from demanding physical activity, but still enjoy the spirit of competition, you can get involved in the euchre tournament, Ping-Pong tournament or even a donut-eating contest.

For many students, the All-Nighter provides a great opportunity to socialize. "It's neat to see all these people having fun while they're helping such a good cause," said junior Jaime Baum.

Planning for the All-Nighter starts in August and September when the 17 steering committee chairmen and other volunteers start contacting local businesses and all the university-related organizations in order to urge their participation and support. "It takes a lot of time and hard work to get everything organized," said Stacey Sharfstein, chairman in charge of the Kick-Off Banquet and concessions. "But it's all worth it when you see everyone laughing and getting silly together."

Jill Balaban

Student Alumni Council

Row One: Janie Ardery, Susan Stevenson, Rose Mary Denniston, Ann Brumleue, Julie Holicky. Row Two: Scott McCallum, Betsy Griffin, Steve Linaples, Todd Arnold, Andy Patrick, Keith Bean, Denise Moffett, Art Dragon.

Left to Right: Terry Grimes, Mike Darling, Caroline Davis, Cyndi Hunter, Lynn Fettig, Susan Long, Suzanne Hand, Doug White.

IDS Administrative Staff

Left to Right: Pat Siddons, Bernadette Robinson, Anita Brown, Don Cross.

IDS Advertising Staff

Row One: Frank Franseze, Susan Forman, Sara Giesler, Katie Lloyd-Lester, Jim Bracken. Row Two: Stan Howard, Tony Townsley, Joe Schrode, Mike Scheafer. Not Pictured: Lee Ann Daly, Lyn Conley, George Stilaboweir, Dave Anderson, Jill Lewis, Tony Conrad, Nancy Craig, Mick Napier, Kelly O'Rourke, Rachel Knoble, Linda Henderson.

IDS Editorial Staff

From bottom right hand corner: Diane Guckert, Wendy Weyen, Michael Bunch, Christopher Katsaropoulos, J.D. Scott, Rex Buntain, Steve Kaelble, Kerry O'Rourke, Mary Ann Polak, Chris Cokinos, Adrienne Ward, Wes Bausmith, Katherine Cartwright.

rom "Free For All (the biggest party on campus)" in August, to

Kurt Vonnegut's lecture in October, to Bluegrass Festival in April, not to mention films five nights a week, virtually everyone has attended a Union Board event.

Sixteen student directors and about 250 other student volunteers were part of the 1983-84 Indiana Memorial Union Board. "It was truly a stellar year for quality programming," said Ann Claussen, UB Program Coordinator. Popular programs this year included video jukebox dances, "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" musical, Campus Comedy Competition, College Bowl, Learning at Leisure classes, and the Amateur Cinematic Competition, to name a few.

Major lectures included Arkady Shevchenko, highest Russian official ever to defect to the West; P.J. O'Rourke, National Lampoon former editor; and Founder's Day speaker Tom Sullivan, author of "If You Could See What I Hear." In November, basketball fans jammed Alumni Hall in the Union for "An Evening with Coach Bob Knight."

A few of the films shown this year were "Risky Business," "Trading Places," and "Flashdance," plus a Foreign film showcase and bimonthly family films, and "A Night at the Oscars" in April. Concerts brought comedian George Carlin, Eddie Money, the Tubes, jazz artists Chick Corea and Gary Burton, and John Cougar Mellencamp.

Whether it meant reserving space, filling helium balloons, contacting professional performers or designing posters and doing public relations, Union Board's 14 committee programming areas had something for everyone, whether you were going to the events or helping to organize them. Being a part of I.U.'s largest programming organization meant making new friends, learning practical and leadership skills, and having a lot of fun. Union Board is a great way for everyone to get involved. Susan Paullin

Union Board

Row One: Scott Gudeman, Troy Gilbert. Row Two: Zuher Panju, Cindy Solomon, Lo Zomick, Susan PauIlin, Bill Hampton. Row Three: Phil Chamberlain, ri Byron Smith, Mark Hesting, Doug Wulf, Paul Leeper, Gil Benbrook, John Malkin, Tom Cunningha m , Winston Shindell. Not Pictured: David Jennings, Tom Froehie, Mike Gordon, Howard Hammersley, Susan Stein.

Army ROTC

MS Ill Class Juniors, Row One: David Plankey, Tracy Wythe, Robert Mitchell, William Spadie, Paul Spencer, Jerry Hadley, Doug Johnson, Eric Smith, Keith Sharpless, Jay Wilkinson, Larry Reeve, Row Two: Timothy Armstrong, Vern Smith, David Benidict, Jenny Alsip, Lori Reid, Suzy Zaremba, Carla Banks, Sallie Scudder, Carmen Melendez, Justine O'Conner, Chris Becker, Eric Anderson, Timothy Abrell, Marty Hall. Row Three: Greg Gerometta, Ivan Dentone. Samuel Hillenburg, Tom Gaul, Rick Fercifield, Christopher Black, Jeff Sharr, Scott Joseph, Steve Wilson, Mike Alvia, Hank Wright. Row Four: Lance Gayle, Jeff Cox, Dan Mark, Doug Farmwald, David Lyon, Jon Beach, Thomas Garza, Kevin Harney, Mary Clark, John Tompkins, Patricia Dempsey.

MS IV Class Seniors, Row One: Jamie Sypulski, Ray Johnson, Roy Mullis, Elaine Farrington, Daniel Grady, Roger Myers, John Correll. Row Two: Doug Watson, Scott Moberly, Mike Hoffman, Christopher Farmer, James Clark, Donna Leonard, Randall Wagner, Jenny Wilber, Stephen Satterly, Terence Fulner, Chic Coonrod, Mike O'Connell, Andy Conrad. Row Three: Forrest Jones, Reuben Graff, Steve Newsom, Brian Moore, Tom Austin, Kevin Davis, Clarance Combs, Ira Salkin.

Pershing Rifles

Left ro Right: Maxine Gerard, Glenalee Owens, Amy Sanders, Maggie Fluck, Betsy Thomas, Shawn Randolph, Roger Myers, Ruth Ein, Richard Sakasitz, Jenny Wilber, Elaine Farrington, Carmen Melendez, James Fawcett.

Recondo Unit

Left to Right: Kris Hunt, Vern Smith, David Frankle, Lori Reid, Bob Baudrie, Justine O'Conner, Keith Sharpless, Chris Williams, Andy Conrad.

Air Force ROTC

Row One: Ssgt. Renz, Capt. Simpson, Lt. Col. Wallace, Capt. Grace, Capt. Ray, Tsgt. Hahn. Row Two: E. Justice, P. Leeper, G. Meekin, D. Gardow, D. Cody, N. Secrist. Row Three: K. Frieders, J. Grover, D. Weathers, J. Leist, C. Denison, L. Dunn, D. Hammer, M. Rauhut, J. Popovich. Row Four: T. Mallon, M. Kelly, M. Graver, D. Bushey, G. Akins, B. Thompson, M. Baker, K. Hunt, J. Bowers. Row Five: J. Brown, S. Bridgewater, K. Magdzaisz, T. Rainbolt, S. Sartore, J. Gravitt, J. Fawcett, R. Sakasitz, S. Hebble, T. Hubberd, K. Goings. Row Six: J. Golden, M. TeaII, C. Higgins, T. Falkenstein, J. KaKavecos, R. Richmond, J. Heer, D. Conger, R. Pettcoff, D. Kampf, M. Phillips. Row Seven: G. Smith, D. Sterge, C. Conner, R. Babb, C. Chin, D. Copple, D. Weninger, C. Peterson, M. Day, L. Speedy. Row Eight: D. Oates, M. Kacer, R. Owens, E. Reeves, S. Koertge, V. Secrist, M. Barthelomew,

Rowe, J. Merze, B. Thomas, L. Hattery, T. Spry,

Webster. Row Nine: L. Tyner, R. Schutt, L. Koon, B. Goble, M. Holley, K. Holmes, P. Fagan, G. Cochran, L. Clark, P. Wallace, S. Randolph, T. Steinbeck, L. Grossman, G. Birum, N. Carr.

Left to Right: Eugene Justus, Paul Leeper, Dave Gardow, Greg Meekin, Doug Cody, Cathy Chin, Neal Secrist.

Panhellenic Council

Row One: Susie McCarthy, Patti Lange. Row Two: Lori Lynn Culp, Faith Lawlor, Debora Jackson, Christi Tobin. Not Pictured: Roxanne Butler, Lori Millikan.

Row One: Diane Bielefeld, Maria Magrini. Row Two: Jennifer Thurmond, Angie Ranalli, Karen McVay, Cathy Crump, Kim Lanning, Elise Preston, Alyssa Bennett, Rene Charbonnea u , Melissa Burelli, Karen Schardt, Christine Johnson, Lisa Bodine, Patti Kennedy, Laura Gonzalez, Sherry Weiner, Angela Ross, Allison Hagman, Catherine Brewton, Laura Meshulam, Lauri Babetch, Patti Skoronski, Debbie Wise, Lisa Norton.

Student Atheltic Board

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Hockey Club

Row One: Dan Runge, Tom Boyles, Ken Sparks, Robin Hershman, Roger Kinder, Ed Forman, Donny Goodwin, Bob Hickner. Row Two: Paul Dillon, John LeGault, Tom Balcerzak, Paul Basile, Jim Lasky, Mark Pollack, Kenny Lentin, Mike Murphy, Brad Simms, Eric Zimmerman, Tom Torchia, Kevin Murphy, Coach Dandeneau. Not Pictured: Lance Allen, Bart Bartle, Sean O'Shea, Mark Sarno, Greg Young.

Board of Aeons

Left to Right: John Marsh, Scott Gudeman, Dianne Morris, Mark Luberda, Elaine Peters, Peter Fraenkel, Dave Rowland, Caroline Davis, Mike Evans, Kevin Collins, Bill Gabovitch. Not Pictured: Bill Padgett, Marcia Kimpton.

Phi Beta Kappa

he Society of Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest academic Greek letter society in existence, having been founded in 1776 at the College of William and Mary in Virginia. Throughout its long history, Phi Beta Kappa has held as its primary objective the recognition of excellence in the academic performance of undergraduate students who are candidates for degrees in the liberal arts and sciences in American colleges and universities. There are at present 224 chapters of Phi Beta Kappa. Indiana University's Chapter, Gamma of Indiana, was established in 1911.

Craig Abbott Gary Acton Gregory Alberts Deborah Armstrong Jeffrey Baker Judith Barton David Bassett Ronald Bays Sheri Berkson Elizabeth Bernstein David Best Beth Beyke Lisa Bidwell Denise Bielefeld Richard Biever Christina Binkley Sam Bohannon Peter Bowser Terri Brand Joyce Braswell John Brinkman Scott Brookins Jill Brusso Mark Bryant Robert Buccieri Brad Burchett Emily Campbell Nancy Carlson Anne Carney John Churchill Douglas Cody Robert Colter Laura Colvill Katherine Cooper Douglas Crisman Vincent De Las Alas Nancy Doerner Jordan Dunitz Joyce Dustin Zach Ellis Christopher Elpers Gregory Elsner Janice Emery Rebecca Erickson John Espar Jeffrey Ferguson Edward Frantsvog Thomas Froehle Michele Fuller William Gabovitch Scott Gage Wendy Garth Thomas Gaul Katherine Gensits Amy Gifford Adrienne Giorgolo Susan Girod Elizabeth Givan Kenneth Goodman Troy Gordon Ann Graff John Gray Scott Gudeman Mark Hahn Charles Halpern Sarah Harbutte Jerold Harter Janice Heinz Virginia Hettinger Robert Hickner Anne Hoehner

David Janssen David Johnson Lisa Kapper

Douglas Katz Chris Kearns Paul Keller

Kenda Kelton Joseph Kiefer Clifford Kim

Elizabeth Kirkman

Denise Knerr

George Kolettis

Mora Kolman

Nancy Konvalinka

Carol Kratochvil

Angela Krebs

David Kronke

Robert Lahaie

Chris Lamar

Celeste Land

William Larsh

Linda Lau

Mary Laughlin

Michael Lee Joshua Lipschutz Elizabeth Loeb Chris Long David Lorig Christopher Maines Jordan Mandel Robert Manges George Manolovich Kent McAllister Peter McCracken Colleen McNenny Linda McPherson Anthony Meadors Gregory Meekin Scott Meit William Mericle Beth Metz Mark Meyer Robin Miles-McLean Michael Milstein Leah Monger Stephen Moore Tamela Muir Marla Newbauer Maximillian Newell Thanh Nguyen Patrick Northam Katherine O'Neal Bernard Ong Laura Papach Jeffrey Pauloski Patricia Pauly Nancy Pearson Jennifer Peoples Susan Perkins Daniel Peterson Julie Peterson James Pickford Brad Pierce Douglas Postels Elizabeth Powell Robert Predaina Michael Reeder Richard Roston Todd Ryan Janice Sabet-Sharghi Steven Samuels Jill Sanderson Gary Sarles Michael Scheeringa Susan Scheiberg Annette Schnaufer Adrienne Scott Hooman Sedighi Cynthia Segmiller Jennifer Seitz Lesle Sheffer Kathleen Sherlock Timothy Snyder Daniel Somberg Richard Spech Douglas Stang John Stanley Robert Starkey Jane Steckbeck Alan Stephens Gloria Streit Madeline Strong Zita-Ann Strother Michelle Sturm Mark Sutherland Tak-Kei Tai Martin Tamler John Thies Steven Titiner Barbara Toman Beatrice Travis Steven Trick Glenn Van Otteren Elizabeth Van Allen Julie Verdeyen Marcela Vinocur Kristin Vonnegut Eric Wachter Laura Walker Mark Wallace Patricia Warner Johanna Weber Allan Weiner Daniel Whipple Bradford White Melinda Williams Beverly Wright Donna Wukich

Cheerleaders

Row One: Dyane Luker, Laurie Gorick, Jenney Herendeen, Julie Jinks, Sheryl Dunn, Lori Coons. Row Two: Jim Sullivan, Mark Zuckerberg, Dave Calisch, Tom Beck, Rich Fabian, Ty Schoeff.

Porn Pons

Row One: Sara Wilkins, Anne Parsons, Shelley Ward, Sarah Cox, Tracy Heinlein, Kelly Obermeyer, Jill Leyda, Debbie Rechsteiner. Row Two: Chris Philipbar, Sally Spangler Jenny Weiss, Julie Branam, Dana Thrasher, Pam Wolverton, Ellen Pfau, Tammy Irions, Julie King.

Sports Club Federation

Row One: Amy Lewis, Kathy Osborne, Purnawan Suriadi, Ken Dunn, Laura McGannon, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Tim Ramberger, Glenn Dahl. Row Two: Matt Magor, Chris Mills, Edward Forman, Betsy Barth, Janette Swearingen, Joan Balash, Steve Rudner, Linda Locey, Mike Wilson. Row Three: Lucy Gallagher, Diane Bauerle, Ken Ebbott, Jacob Mark, James Dudley, George Leffler, Mike Stolk, Pat Counts, Mark Pistorio, Jon Hoyer, Bill Noel, Diane Husar.

Ski Club

Row One: Jeff Levy. Row Two: Lucy Gallagher, Katie Klein, Brenda Glock, Jan Hummer. Row Three: T.J. Miller, Ed Villanyi, Susan Forman, Pete Broecker, Mike Dolphin.

Intraf •aternity Council

Left to Right: Jim Humphrey, Scott Kiley, Ray Bunes, Chris Clifford, Sam Zelony. Not Pictured: Kurt Olsen.

Women in Business

Row One: Betsy Ottlinger, Ellen Hanson, Beth Van Zile, Jane Haywood, Aurore Almario Bowsmen, Margie Schilling. Row Two: Amy Stewart, Charmaine Brittain, Linda Wilkens, Abby Saeks, Annette Schaekel, Monika McGhee.

Delta Sigma Pi

Row One: Wyneek Dettmer, Hal Lusk, Amy White, Paul Yorke, Jeff Scholl, Jim Harter, Purnawan Suriadi. Row Two: Sudie Bryan, Denise Larimore, Ellen Foster, Debbie Doktor, Susan Whitaker, Jim Lohr, Marie LaPorte, Dana Davenport, Susie Carr, Rich Tursic, Tina Sheppard, Sue MacGreggor. Row Three: Al Hoodwin, Nancy Brazes, Herb Lesser, Dan Hunt, Cathy Penn, Kevin Field, Andy Thompson, Marianne Klug, Rick Sanger, Kelly Brennan, Tim McElfresh, Hans Neumann. Row Four: Jeff Lutz, Kathleen Mooney, Sonya Harmon, Karen Stern, Steve Hatch, Greg Ditlinger, Laura Thomas, Ann Shakun, Cindy Kee, Sam Rosenwasser, Stewart Emore, Carrie Vogt.

Tau Beta Sigma

Row One: Amy Wentz, Debra Allan, Teresa Stickers, Julie Wiese, Jenny Oldham. Row Two: Jenny Doerflein, Nancy Irvine, Teresa Brown, Elizabeth Scott, Laura Thomas. Row Three: Wilbur England, Laura LaMarca, Gayle Paluch, Janice Hill, Kathy Voyles, Cathy Wilde, Ann Reunemann. Row Four: Barb Lary, Kate McCord, Lisa Thomas, Julie Berttovich, Jenny Long, Angie Nicholson.

Student Arts Society

Left to Right: Suzanne Patterson, Stuart MilesMcLean, Paul Gamble, Colleen Durbin, Melissa Ferverda, Rick McClintic, Michelle Hopkins, Robin Miles-McLean, Margie Mebane, Donna McLean, Debbie Lane.

Bacchus

Row One: Dana Harris, Roweland Huettner, Fran Oberlander, James Wainwright. Row Two: Mike McAfee, Patrick Hall, Amy Diederich, Mark Gunderson, Pete Mariani, Margo Hays.

Baptist Student Union

Row One: Lynette McGee, Debbie Dehart, Tracy Goodrich, George Hughes, Tina Emmons. Row Two: Tim McDaniel, Steve Rich, Jennifer Peoples, Ben Sharp, Donna Hazelwood.

I.U. Student Foundation

Row One: Mary Wiley, Tracy Hinshaw, Anne Springer, Yasmin Behroozi, Susie Miller, Jalene Thompson, Barbara Cottrell. Row Two: Alison Timmel, Jenny Cripe, Caroline Duffy, Sallie Scudder, Marty Bernard, Chris Pence, Lynn Gilman, Sue Weidenbencr, Erinn Baker. Row Three: Ken Sparks, Chris Atz, Judy Searl, Tim Michel, Mike Brunso, Dean Alnias, Mike Goonewardene, Steve Kahn, Mike Struhs, Jeff Yu. Not Pictured: Tony Conrad.

Administrators

Photos by Don Furore and Wade Thrall

Herman B Wells

Chancellor

William Walters

W. George Pinnell

President, I.U. Foundation

Kenneth R.R. Gros Louis

Vice President

John Mulholland

Treasurer

Michael Gordon

Dean of Students

John Ryan

President